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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-12-08
Tho rresiIunt's A1essago,


Fog tho first time in the country's bis
tory, tho prea!dsnt's annual D,esssco omit.
MI reference 10 the many grave public in
tereeib respecting which good cilizsns o.
oil parties Agree, snd Is exclualyely de-
voted TO AL laaue between parties. Pres;.
dcn. Cleveland gives Congress- no info,.
mGtien about the fishery Question, the
pending negotiations with Great Britain
or rela;lona with other foreign powets.
President Cleveland s6ena reireaLip CIV
unaware thu. his entire mceaasa ia Ia.
splred By cxtrome irae trade theoriee. II
seoms never to hGvo occurred to the Presi.
dent that forstgn prices are in fact, to 4
large extent, controlled BY the American
demand. 1t 10 hard to understand how
tho President reconclies hia statements
respecting tho eurplus revenue with off.
cicl reports Of his uubordinu:cs.
The Treasury Department has within a
week reported tina. the currency OF all
kindsin circulation outside OF the Tress.
uFy ia So. 100000 moro than it was five
months ago, and Sll9, O00. 600 moro than il
was asVe&teen month"; gy>>and vet tho
President atiirms that "a NyhdraTal from
uss OF the peoples circulating mediuM M
has lately cub sc,ed tho business com.
mnni'y to dietiees." But the Presidents
Gravess error 10 the unfortunate aesump-
ton shat u needed reduction Of revenue
csn beet bs attained by lowering duties
and thus inviting larger impoy,a.ions. Il
is d message which his political irionJu
will EGsnly regret, and which they will
labor to explain away when they Guns to
confront the voters mex! fall.
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Piles Piles! Pilusl

A Sure cure found at lcat. No one nesd
suffer. A sure cure for the blind, bleed.
ing, itching and liberated piles has been
discovered by Dr.. William ian Indiau
remedy,) called Dr.. Williams Indian Pile
Ointment. A single box has cured the
Wo!Hs old chronic cases OF twenty-five and
thirty years atsndin2. No one need sui.
Ter five minutea after applying this won
deriul soothing medicine. Lotions, in.
struments end electuariee do more harm
than good. Willism's Indian Pile Ointmons
absorbo tho tumoro, alleys the intsnpe
itching, acts as poultice, gives instant and
painless relief and Ia prepared for pilea
and nothing else. Thousands Of cured
patients affect its virtues, and phynicians
OF all schools pronounce 1t the greatest
contribution to medicine OF tho aye. Il
matters not bow long or severely you have
been suffering, you can be cured, 8
Judge Coons, Maysville, KY, says:
"Dr. Williams Pile Ointment cured ma
after years Of suffering" l =
Judge CohinbuSy, Cleveland, O., eays:
" have found BIZ experience that Dr.
WilliEni's Indian Pila Ointment gives I'M.
mediate and permanent reliei." ~
We have hundreds OF such tas.imonisls.
DO not auGeT an instan! longOr. Sold by
Va uEHthG' DaW
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VIIe GUUu ltesult.

II tho Ptesidslta message did nothing
o!sc wo would appreciate it for having
wrunS from the Register an admission as
to whs. the Democratic platform Of 'S4
meant. That paper Says:
Politicians OF both parties are wont to
miacs matters when speaking OF this sub-
iec:, to evsde the direct issue aud indulge
n glitsering generslities. Not SO the
Pfe9ldels. That sturdy Democrat OF back.
bone unparalleled says what 10 means
sad msans what he says. He strikss
s!edge. hammer blogs in the interest OF The
whole people, and gtsndsf fairly and square
y OH tho Democratic platform on which
ha was elected"
The Register endorses the Presidents
petition, SID ssya that position is in nc.
cord with the Democratic platform. This
is y good thing for local Republican osa.
tors to pin il their hats for 'SS. Tie Rsqis.
Ter Will BIZ less frank then.
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ql1e Q,gfelkiqettseas.
WHEELING. W. VA. DECEMBER 1887


President Clevelsnd'a message remlndo
US OF q "chentnut"-a story told Of Pfol.
Sumner, o: Yale-which Ia 90 apt IS re.
ply to his iari1 idsas that We run the risk
OF having the bell iinglod. Tho great e1.
ponent Of tree trade was talking once in
Lowell, Mass, and no singled out raw.
bonea mar, dressed in homespun, who
blood in ono Of The males, and asked him,
"bly friend, don't you know that theGe
manufacturers are robblng your"
"Well, no; l DON'T" was the unexpect
cd reply. ~ came here from South Caro-
lima y few yesrp ago with juot $500.
have paid SC 900 for nice farm, don't owe
suy man cant, and have $1,000 in bank
l don't geo whore I have been robbed
much"
When the laughter suhaided, tho P-o'
iassor continued: "Bus don't you know
tina. on the white cotton that goes into
TINT shirt You wear, you pay aevan cent?
a yard 10 protect American manuiac
lurers2' .....,.
swell, no." the farmer sgain responded
~ caa't $50 how that is true, for l only
paid ak cents yard for this muslin lass
week"
Prof. Sumner was theorizing against
iacta. So is President Cleveland. The
tariff on cotton gooda at that time waf
soVan ceats yard, ye. the goods sold al
retsll Tor nix cent?. Tho difference then
between Prof. Sumner and the Lowell
farmer is the difference now between
Clover Cleveland and tho American peo
ple. The ono reasons out o theory and
gueaseg a. the facts which ought to reaul!
the other knows from experience the ex
listing lscts, and on thess builds theory
tina: all the Golden clubs aud Prof. Sum.
ners and Grover Clovelsnds in tho worIc
cannot ehake.
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Tilnuks.
I'll
Philadelphia PreSs.


a thousand thanks to PRECEDENT Cleye.
land lot the bold, manly aud une quiyocsl
avowal oil his extreme FREQ trade puruosse,
aud thousand ,ebukes and defeats 10,
the false, dangerous and destructive policy
which no thus frankly and unreasryadly
ptoclaims. The message deaerycs all tie
glory OF courage, all the praise OF high
public if0u", oil the condemnation OF uttcr,
ru'nous heresy. l. Ia ourpriss in ia
msthod, mad u atill greater surprise in Tia
motto. 1t comes like the sudden echoipc
boom OF great gun, signaling crucial
fight on unexpected ground. In i.simme.
dlGse fl ssh Of light, aud in It's broad bar.
lnGO,it looms up asoneoi the most momsut.
QUO political eventsaiacO the war. 1t plants
the Prceiden. and hiS party tquaiely on
ltee trade. 1t clarieo tho next President.
ial battle SO d lightningetroke. ss . .
The Republican PARTY will welcome and
accept the Presidents challenge, becanRo
it stlips asay all extraneous questions
aud all ambiguous uttoraucss, and mgSes
the Presidential struggle q great battle lor
American labor md American industry.
10 tina. Sign we conquer.
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rnnouau THE STATE.
Accidents. mad 1noldonta In Iyost Virgin
htalf.t H.lA'5t and Vicinity. II'l

Accidents. mad lnoldohts In 1yyost Virginia
5tfe and Vicinity. ,f1tl
Tho people Of dlouvllls arc undergoing
a potato famine. M
AS usual thing all deer hunters wound
more game than they kill.
HuntlnR!on 10 to DO connected with
eaveral cities In Ohio and Kentucky by
telephone. lE'l All
John D. Aldercon, Clerk OF tho Senate,
geelne 70 have q boom Tor Congress In tho
Third district.
The insurance at the recent Huntip gton
fire fonts up s. $50. Of which $500 was In
the Ena Of Wheeling. S7T
N. Il. Mcintosh, OF Coopers!own, Pa,
has purchased 500 acren OF timber land
In Wit county and will cree. two saw
mills. III, :"
David Snyder, ST., mn aged citizen Of
Pat:n Roads, Pa, was instantly killed by a
freight train on the Panhandle Railroad
Tuelday night. f .I'I,
A firm composed Of Pittsburgh gentle.
man Is erecting q creamery and cheese
factory at Dunn'a Station, on the Wash.
! 'Ahs"A" "e}ueuuuIH hAHIuhus
The eickness Of the family OF John r
Lyle, OF Crcaa Creek, Washington county
has been found to be- due to areenic In
tho water. How 1t came there Is q mys
terry.
The rccant term OF the Boone County
Circuit Court contributed two women ia
tho penitentisry. Both women having
tcbildrept eGo,is are bsipg made toward
acCurlng them pardon. \
At this 1esaon the average hunter come,
hero from the city, purchases bear esir
and a pair OF buckhosns and roturnH tc
excite hia friends with "big" accounts o.
hia wonderful hunting adventures
Webster Mountain Echo.
| Aua White, one Of Boone countys pop
uar mcIchsnlg, and Geven others o
Whites heirs, recently aold to Londo,
capitalist5 boundary Of land situated IL
that county, @. Gordon, rnpposed to con
tain 8. 600 scten, for SIC 600. : ~
The miners at the Juhling Coal Com
paDy's mines In Wood county mado de
mand a day or two ago for q half cont PEI
bushel increase In wages. D. ]. Jono
wes tslcgrapbed 10 know II he was williui
to allow the advance and still sell ct til,
old price. Ho told them to 40 on and al
low the advance Ia wages and he woul,
keep the price the same as before.
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ft6uutlSa of Free Trade,

Charlason, $. O., He,rS and Courier.
The Precedent expoaea with cruel cour.
tesy every isllacy Of the protective sygu'
ment. Indeed, stronger and more com
prehensive exposition Of the weakness
and inherent inequality Of tho proto3 .ive
system has not been given TO the public.
a readjuatmcnt OF the tariff which ahould
bs committed TO the President, II that were
practicable, would leave the workingman
Ia better position than tina. which he now
holds, would increase the general pros.
psrity Of manufacturers and tho perpops
whom they employ in opening TO Ameri
canu tho markots Of the world, and would
at the same time by diminishing tho bur
dens and restraints upon them, augment
tho comfort OF every man, woman and
child In the land.
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Nforrison's Idea.


AtGnld LoHSIAWVH, . u. .sIH.
Ths mcausgs Of tho President concernu
itself solely with tho tariff question aud
he DISCUSSES nlmoet exclusively from the
standpoint OF Brother Bill Morrison, Of
Illinois, who wan left at homo by his en-
teemcd constituents on account oil his ex.
tromo views. The President does not 70
90 lar as Brother Morrison. He pauses In
70 ' r ,ypt to ,, the fac. tbat Tho Dsmoela,ic
platform suggests protection for American
induntries and American Labor. There Is
ono TACT, however, TO which Mr.. Cleveland
falls to call ht!ention-nan0!y that the
promioea OF the Democratic platform can
DO carried out by the repeal Of the in.
ternnl revenue law which wss framed IA
suit an emergency long ginco passed and
which in Ito operations ID odious aud IN
| inst.
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deal with tho perplexing problem. To
the party Itself, the Presidents meaGHe
maken clear that In 1888 It will DO taTif
reform or nothing. No words could hsvo
been spoken which will 90 effectively SO.
cure tho harmony which 80 many desire
ss the clear, bold, emphatic declaration OF
party principles and party purpoaes com.
ing from tho Prealdent, ..,"
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To Neutraiixo Offenslvsncss

in many forms we uus disenfecsing asents
Impure breath, caused by bad teeth, to
bacco, snirita Or cstArrh, Ia neutralized BY
sOZODONr. 'Tis a hea!thful heautiiler
and C great luxury NJ q dentiirics. The
Ispulsive breath in By Its use rendered as
fragrant sB rose, snd coldneas by friends
or lovers will DO no longer noticed.
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gucEleH's Arn;cn sulve.

Tho best nalye IN tho world for cutn,
bruises, ceres, aIcers, aalt rheuu, fever
ao1ea, totter, caspped isndI, chilblains,
ccrce. aud ell ettlin errpticG1, and posi-
lively cures rilea, cs 70 paJ scquirsd. II
10 guaranteed to eiva perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Prizes 20 Gsrts par
hnr For sale NV T.opar g Co
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AT NIGHT always have Acker'a Baby
soothcr at hand. 1t Is the only cafe med.
icine yet made that will remove ell infan.
tile disorders. 1t contains no Opium on
Morphine, bus gives tho child natural ease
from pain. Price % cents. Sold by Logan
\ Co, Q. R. Goethe, G. Mankemiller, r.
3. Burt and Bowie Bros o
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I REAL ESTATH,
FORSAIE.

Short Creek Farm, lGa acres.
No % Zane street, three rooncd House; ground
Lot III aud 50 fee. Of 30. 81 McColloch stree,
cotnetlpg on Nccolloch and Seventeenth streets
small House, No. III Alley Il ground full 10.
No ii2l Alloy II. good substantial ,,.uo
| No 1SS at d No. 1870 Eighteenth street,
| No. 7SUH Market street, Sl,3Q0.
Eleven Lots on south side OF Elsh street, squara
Lot No. s, square 80, Oh .tlcs street s,n
Lots No, Hand u squ4re30, Charles sueet, sls
| each. 2l5t '.0
Ea.t half OF Lot No. 90 Eighteenth street, being
west OF house No III Eigh eenth street, 81 100
Lot No. lii south aide OF seventeenth street cast
OF house No. 200 Seventeenth str ct, si4O0
Hall Lot east OF house No. l76 Eighteenth street,
Bulldog sites north sloo OF Nineteenth street.
cast Of Woods street, el6 10 Il front foot
Lot No. 10 kllet street, near the, east end 0,
Twelfth street, formerly salnut street slOl.
Lot soulh Of House 10 ts0l Eoa street, 81 co.
House No. AZ maryland street, snb.tEuiial
brick house OF iou. rooms and Kitchen win a
good cellar; can DO bought for 81, 500
LOT No. ~ routhwett corner OF Maryland and
| North broadway. 81, GOa.
Ground co,neripg on Virginia and South York
streets fronting OH Vigtri, street Is Ice. and on
South York street 10 ieet, ss06.
House No 100 Twelfth street, n large frame with
nousN o. ailey, ground, lQll lot; Can DO bought
for 92400- gaf
Is Acrca Land suitable tor market gardening;
disantfr tho city ono iaile and aquarer, !.O0.
JAM HIS a., HEN l:E,
Real Estate Agent, U. 8. Pension aud Claim AZ.
torney. Collector aud Noisy Public.
Personal attention given 10 Renting Houses, Col.
lccttng septs PurCh4so ard sa'o OF Real Estate.
! prosecute all olasses o. ioy1inment Gains be.
fore tho Treasury Department and the Department
Of the Interior. Depo,itiors 'ateu in Pension
Claims Vouchers crtllCd Dee lii, Leases and
other written instruments prepared.
ce5 Office: 20 lGt: nARkFT sTREET
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OLD and reliable medicines are tho best
70 depend upon. Acker's Blood Elixir
hsa heen prescribed for years for Ill i'm.
prritieo Of tho Blood. In every form Of
scrclulour, Syphilitic or Mercurial dis.
eases, it is invaluable. For Rheumatism,
has no equal. Logan & Co., O. r. Goeize,
9. Menkemiller, z. B. Burt and Bowie
Broa. 10
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Tariff Reform or Noth,pr.
L4aifvl2c co4rir.Joa,nai, :.

Tue message oppaa to tho Democracy
neH opportunities Of usefulness. I. will
bias to the President and to his party re-
nswed confidence and support. The Pies.
ident ts earnest and hs Is aggressive, and
80 clear, and ct the same time co temper.
alto ia no, that the great conservative
maaaes will soc that under such leadership
tho Democratic party 10 fully competent to
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THE reason why Acksr's Blood Elixir is
warranted, is because it ia the best Blood
Preparation known. It will positively
cure nj! Blood Diseases, purifies the yhole
system, and thoroughly builds up the CON.
stisution. Remember, we guarantees It.
Logan \ Co.. q. Z. Goeizs, G, Menke.
miller. R r snrt and Bowie Bros. - q
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OF The wool.growere, Mr.. Shepherd, Of
Texas, eaid:-"The message is too bad,
No, It isn't either; iorit will give us Re.
publican President next year. | a,n a
Democrat, but | gay 20 man can be elected
on such plstform rs thia. Cleveland has
beatan htmssli, not only for tho election,
bu. for the nomination." =. ~ 1'''.'''
r MIR. CoHden, OF OHIO, said:-"He can
mover got : Democratic Congroeumsn to
follow him in euch policy. They would
not daro. II they do these won't be ar7
Damocratic Congressman from Ohio.n
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If YOU would enjoy yous dinner and are
prevented by Dyspepsia, use Acker's Dys-
pepaia Tablets. They IRE positive cure
for Dyapepsic, Indigestion, Flatulsncy and
Constipation. We guarantee them. %
sEd 90 cent?, Logan 4 Co., O. R, Goetzs,
Q. Menkemiller, Il. B. Burt and Borrie
BYcn = :
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Plain Enough.

Etlo Orleans Times. Democrat.
The Prenidcnt DIT clare, himself in no un-
certain .erns-s revenue reformer and op.
posed to protection pure and simple. He
would have Congress leave the internal
revenue alone and concentrate itself OH tho
work OF reducing the tsriG.
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Ills NOllrnIe,


No message on record is more ramarka.
bio for bold, outspoktn disclosure Of q
novel policy hitherto opposed or ignored
by both political yarties. 1t is still moro
remarkable thst Mr.. Cleveland has tho
courage TO confront tho aerried phalanx Of
protectionists on the eve Of contest for
the Pfealdency.
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Ills Hlunder.


Philadelphia Tins.
The message ia ono OF the most inclsiye
ever inside. No specific recommendation
is made Of modification OF our internal
taxes. and just to tho extent that this
feature ehsll bs accepted as adverse to the
reduction OF internal taxas, /. Is q bluudsr.
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WHEELING & ELM GROVE ~
w On and after Monday, October nj Ise,
trsins on the Wheeling a Elm Grove Railroad NH
Leave WhCellng: .s .g4 ,,. 81 I.
ESQ am, 700 m, 4 IN. Il 90 m, 80 . M s.s,
m 5:@ N, TOO m, 800 N. n ~ ' '00
Arrive ct Wheeling Park.
500 m, 1:So nj. 9:So a m, ll:s5 A =. o.0s n y,
io5 N, sos m, 7:ss IN, 9:S5 p m, = Nj vi
Leave Wheeling Park: IN u
6ao m, 7;t5 m, lo:oo M 1890 n, $3.50 D m.
i:a , n, e:lo n, 500 m, 1000 nj. * -
Arrive at Wheeling: r.7 KS
s;4s N $40 NJ io'ss N. Los p m, sos D m,
+'os n, oA' NJ, s:s5 n, 1850 p n. 4 >" -
usuSDAis-Leare tho city at SEQ m. and ruu
y:CG N, aud run every hour until ID D IN. az.
S2t ne church train, which will leave The Part
a. y;sS N, aud city atlas p N. 80 - : -
oc@ 2 u, H1RSCH, sups,
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ion Caldwell, Henry Clay Caldwell AIexan der
7 Caldwell, Mary u. Fox, ~illi.C, Il Xovston.
John II. Moystor, James 9, Moystcn, Edward
Everett Wineheil. John D. Wash aud annie
GATED ieorse T. Cald.el) one OF the sors Of
james, Caldwell. dece:ssi, edmund N. Csld.
vel. wilson Il, E:cett aud Annis y. his wlle
yohn n tulbetlson and " Y, his vile Joseph
y. Gal4Teil sanuc! b. Caldwell George Il Csid.
we'll hobertE co Caldwell. Aiexanos. B, Cald.
we'll rhnmas W. ptircu, Joseph q. tcirce and
sobiesi Brady, surviving executor end trustee
under he wilt OF Joseph caldwell deceased.
The object Of this suit Is to have division made
among the psrti+s to tho suit according to thelr
respective rights - re determined by the court OF
the parcels Of land II this county In which an e.
tate i.r her litc wns assigned 10 Annie Caldwell
now deeeasen by The decree m.dc by this Court
Oh November 10, la7V, in the suit In chsncery be-
tween Louis Kels md wife and Others plaintiffs
and the executors Of Joseph caldwell and the said
Annie +. caldwell, defendants; aud RIO diyi ion
az Aforesaid o. inc rents and pIod o! said parcels
sion OF said parcels TO be made either by partition
II k" d. or by snle OF ss!d parcels and division OF
ne PROCEEDS OF stIe, as ,he C0urI .hsll direct.
these Rules, that said delencants, Caroline ii.
Mihon. Mary 7 Merritt: alexander I. Caldwell,
Msry q FOX, william II. Noys'on John Il Moys.
tor, James G. Moystou. Edward Everett Wincheli,
II: "a dwell otherwise called George Z. CALDWELL.
Edmund n. Caldwell, wilson II. Ksco tar Auuie
@ h,A wife, John N. Cu'be.,son and Belle C.. his
VILE 60 uucl B aldwe!l, George E. Caldwell.
Robert L: Leo Caldwou. Alexander H. Caldwell.
ThomasW Peirce ard joseph y. Peirce, on whom
the summons In this suit has not been reryed, ara
non.residens o. the state Of West Virginia. the
Said non resident defendant. a!e hereby REQUIRED
10 app " w!thino G month after The date ~ ihe
INST publication OF his order, and do what is
meet 10 protect their interests And II ia or.
tho law directs. f '''''' Z =" ..
Witness. John ". Mitchell, Olo,k Of said Court,
December, 1857. = Wy
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The longest street railway in the coun-
try ia now in operation between Elizabeth
and Newark, N. j., the round trip being
nearly thirty miles, Tor which tho faro is
twenty cents,
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Tho young cons Of John Burdiek, Of
Alsdo, Ills found thirty snake eggs and
Matched them in the sun. They nov
have thirty littls spotted adders, all as
tsme an kittens, which thoy iced on milk,
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Mr.. George ingram, of Loudensvillo,
W. v, ii!led on November 80, Poland
China hog ho hGi purchased OF Reed
Broa., which weighed 900 pounds gross,
and net S25, Come on with your big
hoya,
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Tube, q email town in Pima county,
hriz olHima 10 DO the oldest settlement
in tho United States. Tia town record ex-
tendsa baCk 10 1893,
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"SrALDISa's GLUE" mends eyerythiu,

A little boy being rsprovsd on Sunday
morning Tor having dirty face reto,ted !:
swell, wcred dla lsce to Sunday 'cool,
ANYHOW" af
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u. z. 3 U. Railroad.

Bellaire d zsnesville Through PASSENGER leave,
teaire a. S;te a. m. arrives at Bellsrs at p. m.
M. arrives Of BellGiIe AZ SEQ a. N. - -
Sunneshe!d Accommodation leaves Rolisire At
l:c0 p. NJ. arrives at Eellsiro at lO:I51 m a.
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Soblesti B. Caldwell

TN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF OHIO
y County, West Virginia, to.wIt: December
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The object OF this suit is II have the real state
o'e ,onrd aud described IN tho hill and p,oce ID.
ings In this s1lt divided and pa'tition.d between
p'rsie! entitled thereto. or II the same /, ind.
proceeds OF the s,e bs d!sri 9u'ed among tho mar.
Ties entitled thereto. And 1t appearing from an
affidavit flea IN this suit at these rules that MID
de'endAnts. Alice V Myers, John X. Mendel and
cause has not been Served, arc non-re>ldens Of he
STATE Of "est Virginia, the said nonresident de-
isndsnt n'e required 70 appear within one month
e!ef The rate Of the first publication Of this ord er
ana do Tha neFe sary TO protect their interests
II Il ordered that his order DO published and
pospd AZ the law directs -
witness, JOHN ". 4ilchell, Clerk OF said Cou:t
at the olrt House OF tald county, this 7ih dsv al
UeCeInb.r 1897 - '"' Va
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-12-08

Published the FIRST time December 8, 1887.
Attest: JOHN ". MlTCHEI,I f,1ert
T. n. GAavIH,
SOLICITOR for CoD,nlaiusut hasrh